Sith is a console-based text editor written in go. Aside from the normal text-editor stuff, it has a few notible features:

• multiple cursors
  • edit multiple lines at once
  • indent or comment blocks of code
  • align/unalign text on multple lines.
• automatic indentation detection
• copy/paste history
• autocompletion

It is still in "beta", but is pretty stable. I use it for all my text editing needs.

Download the latest binary for your platform https://github.com/wx13/sith/releases/latest and just execute it

./sith <list of files>

cd sith/
go get .
go build

I was dissatisfied with existing console text editors, so I wrote one in ruby (https://github.com/wx13/jedi). While that served my needs for a couple of years, I learned a lot about text editors. Sith is my attempt to get things right.

Should you use sith as your text editor? Heck no! You should write your own! But feel free to take a look at the sith code for ideas.

MIT license. See LICENSE.